Initializes a new instance of the OnDemandLocalFileSystemOptions class.

Gets or sets the number of retry count when a cloud file is in use. The minimum is 10.

Gets or sets the number of retry wait time (in milliseconds) when a cloud file is in use. The minimum is 50.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether cloud file retries must be deferred in another thread.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether DateTimeOffset values that are invalid Win32 file times must be automatically converted to a valid file time instead of throwing conversion errors.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to dehydrate a file that is not pinned, which is different from an unpinned file, and being hydrated.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to enable on-demand content.

Gets or sets the size of the File System Watcher's buffer.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to filter events by SyncEntryAttributes.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to fix SyncTransferStatus property value when it's detected as being inconsistent with a file or directory state.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether a file is always hydrated to its size, not only to the Windows file system requested size.

Gets or sets the size of a hydration chunk. If the value is 0 or negative, a default value will be used. Note the final buffer size will always be aligned on a 4096 boundary.

Gets or sets the time to wait before restarting an hydration after an IO timeout.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether automatic reporting is enabled. If set to true, the Progress method of the OnDemandLocalFileSystem's IProgressSink implementation will do nothing.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether file hydration and dehydration is asynchronous.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to notify the Shell of events.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to report progress to the Windows Shell.

Gets or sets the maximum duration of the self events filter.

Gets or sets the time to check for a file synchronization to be completed, in milliseconds. Only used if SynchronizationStateEndPointSynchronizerIdentifiers is used.

Gets a list of endpoint synchronizers that give synchronization state for files and folders. Endpoint synchronizers listed here will be asked to determine if a file or folder is considered synchronized or not. You can add the "*" special identifier to indicate all endpoint synchronizers will be asked for that information. If this list is empty, a file or folder present on the local disk will always be considered synchronized.

Gets or sets the temporary directory path.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to update all entries states at initialization.